Looking good so far, who is doing the build?
I think Kramer must of been tied in with Delmarva Pole Buildings at some point. They have renamed his panel system the "Delmarva Panel". Did Sam Yoder do the trusses?Will Kramer. http://www.wholesalepolebuildings.com
I was really impressed with the unique system he has developed. Not stick built, but the entire thing is built from engineered panels & trusses. Had the trusses dropped off just about an hour ago and the driver was the company owner. Asked about this system and his exact words were "Well, its really overkill for this kind of building" Just what I wanted to hear!![]()
Been a relatively smooth process since the start. Nothing but good things to say.
Be glad you are in sussex county. I had to jump through all kinds of hoops to build my building in Kent.Yes, I believe he was at one point with DPB. Broke off and not doing his own thing...he was the one who developed this concept.
Let me guess it was Scott Vautard at the county.We're just over the edge in Kent county. Had to jump through more hoops than I care to discuss to get this underway. Will Kramer has been great at assisting with supplying all the technical info the county required and has been answering the phone every time I call...and I do oftenLots of work up front, but the end results will be worth my efforts.
more than likely fibermesh.No rebar in that concrete? Gulp.
Looks good, never seen engineered panels like that before. Why did you use engineered panels vs perlins?
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Coming along very nice. Wish ya were closer I have about 20 engine parts needing powder.
more than likely fibermesh.
fibermesh @ 4000 psi is what I did.
You're only 3 hours away.Coming along very nice. Wish ya were closer I have about 20 engine parts needing powder.
more than likely fibermesh.
fibermesh @ 4000 psi is what I did.
